HASHPRICE Mining Bitcoin (BTC) – daily revenues of Górnik per unit of mixing power spent on the mine blocks – remained constant of about USD 48 per Petahash per second (pH/s), despite a petite 1.4% augment in Bitcoins difficulty.
Data From Coinwarz shows that Bitcoin difficulty increased to 113.76 trillion at block 889 081 on March 23, compared to 112.1 trillion difficulties in the previous era.
According to TheMinermagHashPrice below 50 USD places financial emphasis on miners running older equipment, such as Antminer S19 XP and S19 Pro.
Older equipment in combination with falling fees for network transactions Risk by sliding some miners to unprofitable territory-releasing them to turn off the equipment until they updated their specific to the applications of integrated circuits (ASICS) or network conditions.
Mining companies have been fighting since half the Bitcoins of April 2024, which reduced the block subsidy to 3.125 BTC for the mining of the block, generally increasing network difficulties and the recent deterioration of the economic situation in cryptographic markets due to macroeconomic uncertainty.
Difficulty of bringing Bitcoins. Source: Coinwarz
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Miners have a arduous start until 2025
Studies of the JPMorgan Financial Service Services Company show that the publicly listed Bitcoin mining companies lost 22% of the value of shares in February 2025.
Even miners who diversified the activities in artificial intelligence and high -performance computing data centers to raise revenues lost as a result of mining activities are in the face of financial pressure, a JPMorgan report was found.
The financial company quoted the edition of Deepseek R1, the AI Open Source model, trained for a fraction of costs as a leading models and occurs on an equal footing with AI closed products as a burden on gigantic AI data centers.
Although the Bitcoin hashrate oscillates in a tiny period, the long -term trend is only up. Source: Cryptochant
The constantly growing hashrate network, which is the sum of the total computing force in the Bitcoin network, also causes increased competition among miners who need to spend larger calculation resources to remain profitable.
Fears of a long trade war between the United States and Canada, along with continuous tariff headers, put miners on the edge.
Threats from Canadian officials to burden tariffs for energy export to the United States cause even more pressure on the already fighting industry.
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